- Corporate Bitcoin accumulation outpaces ETF flows as firms like Strategy and Metaplanet deepen treasury exposure with multimillion-dollar acquisitions.
- Companies like Semler and DDC double down on BTC, accelerating institutional activity across diversified funding models and reserve strategies.
Over the past week, corporate purchases of Bitcoin have increased. Companies such as Strategy, Metaplanet, Genius Group, Semler Scientific, and DDC Enterprises have either announced new acquisitions or expanded their plans. The buying activity is not uniform, but the trend is visible in volume and frequency.
Strategy Announces $4.2 Billion $STRD At-The-Market Program pic.twitter.com/JVIYQmQSpv
— Michael Saylor (@saylor) July 7, 2025
Strategy, announced it would raise $4.2 billion to continue acquiring Bitcoin. The company plans to do this by issuing STRD, a new stock offering. Earlier this year, Strategy made several billion-dollar purchases. This latest fundraising effort, however, suggests it is moving at a larger scale.
Meanwhile, Metaplanet added 2,205 bitcoins to its holdings today. Based on market prices, this purchase is valued at approximately $238.8 million. That figure is close to the combined total of all corporate Bitcoin acquisitions from last week, which reached $275 million. Metaplanet now ranks among the top five public companies in terms of Bitcoin reserves.
Genius Group also updated its acquisition plans. It now aims to build a Bitcoin treasury of 10,000 coins—up from a previous goal of 1,000. Last week, it spent $2.1 million on Bitcoin. The company said it will use multiple funding channels: revenue from its business operations, returns on Bitcoin holdings, and equity sales. Its strategy is centered on gradually increasing exposure while maintaining a diversified funding approach.
Semler Scientific has acquired 187 BTC for $20 million and has achieved BTC Yield of 29% YTD. Now holding 4,636 BTC. $SMLR
— Joe Burnett, MSBA (@IIICapital) July 7, 2025
Other firms followed a similar course. DDC Enterprises disclosed a new purchase of 230 bitcoins, almost doubling its existing reserve of 122. Semler Scientific added $20 million in Bitcoin to its balance sheet.
ETHNews analysts have started to discuss the potential effects of this trend. Some are concerned that the volume and pace of acquisitions could inflate Bitcoin’s price. Others point to the fact that certain corporate holders are now outperforming Bitcoin itself as a financial asset. This raises questions about sustainability and long-term outcomes.
